Intruders Spray-Paint New York Horse
Pat Raia
July 25, 2014
The New York State Police are hoping the public can help identify those who spray-painted a horse and cut the animal’s mane and tail.
The New York State Police are hoping the public can help identify those who spray-painted a horse and cut the animal’s mane and tail.
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